Bono East Regional Fire Command engages master artisans in fire safety drive
The Bono East Regional Command of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has taken a significant step towards grassroots fire safety by engaging leaders of artisan groups and master craftsmen in Techiman.
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) in Bono East Region has initiated a fire safety drive, engaging master artisans and their leaders in Techiman. On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, a gathering of 55 influential community figures representing various trade groups took part in an interactive session. The primary goal was to equip these leaders with essential fire safety knowledge to prevent workplace hazards.
Bono East Regional Fire Commander, Rev. Naomi Ofori-Adubea Sarpong, delivered a presentation on the GNFS's mandate as per Act 537 of 1997, emphasizing the importance of preventing fires to reduce the need for firefighting. The session was highly interactive, with participants keenly asking questions about safety protocols relevant to their trades.
Leaders expressed their gratitude, describing the engagement as "first-of-its-kind" and appealing for it to become a regular feature to benefit their daily operations and apprentices' safety. The event concluded with refreshments and group photos commemorating the occasion, highlighting the GNFS's proactive approach to creating a safer, more aware community.
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